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Hi All:

I recently received an offer on the domain name RanchUSA.com and I was wondering what y'all think it's worth in the retail, end user market. Thanks.

AmCy
 
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Good Name. I would think it's worth holding for $xxx or more.
 
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The two words are a very nice match, almost as nice as USARanch is. Could, among other things, be used for a forum?

Low $xxx reseller, low-to-mid $xxxx end-user.


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id say mid xxx
 
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Prosperous said:
The two words are a very nice match, almost as nice as USARanch is. Could, among other things, be used for a forum?

Low $xxx reseller, low-to-mid $xxxx end-user.


Bless ya!
Rob

Thanks for your comments.

Yeah, I think USARanch.com is also a great name ;)

AmCy
 
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Very easy to remember. I'd say low to mid $xxx.
 
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low xxx$ :imho: ~ Develope it to increase value..
 
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If it seems like it may be worth mid $xxx then counter with a mid-low to low $xxxx and see if they bite.
 
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Thanks to all for your comments. More are welcome.

AmCy
 
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Prosperous said:
The two words are a very nice match, almost as nice as USARanch is. Could, among other things, be used for a forum?

Low $xxx reseller, low-to-mid $xxxx end-user.


Bless ya!
Rob

Agreed. Good luck with this! ;)

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